Hour 2: Words Hurt

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4.2 • 5.5K Ratings

🗓️ 30 May 2025

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Stephen A. Smith, Brian Windhorst and Jay Williams go over the stand out quote from Anthony Edwards where he says their series loss to OKC "didn't hurt." Plus, the guys make their picks regarding if the Knicks are able to force a Game 7 on Monday against Indiana Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	For the team ready to conquer the grandest stage,
0:05.0	immortality wins.
0:07.0	Moments of sweat and sacrifice.
0:13.0	Forge the composition of champions.
0:16.0	It's self-explanatory, as glory,
0:19.0	a spanditori, an unforgettable journey is nearing its finale.
0:22.6	Four more wins to take home the trophy.
0:25.1	The NBA final, presented by YouTube TV, begin June 5th on ABC.
0:32.1	Here's the next UFC fight night from the apex in Las Vegas tomorrow.
0:35.7	The prelims begin at 6 Eastern 3 Pacific on ES ESPN plus followed by the main card on ESPN
0:40.8	ESPN deportes and ESPN plus earlier in the show a Jay thought he was
0:49.5	slick and could put a piece of paper as a pocket square cameras always
0:53.1	run really a piece well paper as a pocket square. Camera's always rolling. Literally a piece.
0:56.4	Boy, I got quick hands now.
0:58.1	Come over and get touched up real quick.
1:01.2	Oh my goodness.
1:02.6	You touched up real quick over here.
1:05.0	Anyone else?
1:05.6	Any other well?
1:07.2	Stephen A.
1:08.0	Wait, wait, wait, wait.
1:09.5	Randy, keep me on camera.
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